OnePlus has just announced that an OTA update containing OxygenOS 2.1.3 is starting to rollout out to the OnePlus X. This update contains security patches, bug fixes, software optimizations, and various SD card related improvements like changes to the UX, support for exFAT, the ability to move apps to and from SD card, along with fix for reboot on SD Card removal.
Flagships aren’t the only devices that get phablet-sized displays and LG proves that with the LG Ray. The device is aimed at the budget segment with its RUB 15,000 ($232/€215) price point and comes with a 5.5″ 720p LCD display, 1GB RAM, 16GB storage, 16MP rear camera, 8MP front camera and the Mediatek MT6592M octa-core SoC clocked at 1.4GHz.
The Fossil Q Founder is finally available for purchase directly from Fossil’s own web store, costing you $295. It features an Intel SoC, 4GB of storage, a 400mAh battery, a 22mm strap and is IP67 certified. There’s no information about RAM, the screen resolution, or if the display is LCD/OLED, but we do see a ‘flat tire’ in the photos.
We recently told you that official CM13 builds were announced and nightlies had already begun to rollout for certain devices. Some were surprised to not see the 2015 Nexus smartphones in this list but today that has changed. CyanogenMod has started doing nightly CM13 builds for both the Nexus 5X as well as the Nexus 6P, and you can now download them from the official server.
